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We took an extra tank and had them drop us on the PM dive every day except our last.
An excellent idea !
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We took an extra tank and had them drop us on the PM dive every day except our last.
I heard he got retired with a nice bailout. Hope he's doing well. Darren is cool.Jac,
Is Robert no longer in charge of the dive operation?
Can you tell me about the diving? Specifically, how is the visibility and what is the average depth of the dives? Is there much current?
There is essentially no current on the majority of dives during most times of the year- at least not the dive sites that FI usually has on the list. There are rare occasions that this is not the case, and again- a good DM will handle this with a pre-dive briefing.
One of our group had his finger bit feeding them too closely.
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I wonder why the Iguanas were more elusive, or maybe you didn't see the herd of beggars after lunch on the beach side? :
If people were more conscious of the nasty diseases they can get from these critters, especially the monkeys, I'm sure they would keep their distances and feed them less. But hey, why not live dangerously... :cool2:
Yes, two of the monkeys were holding open the door to the dining hall one morning and after shooing them out I bared my teeth to them and spread out my arms. I soon realized what a foolish thing I had just done. They also bared their teeth and spread out their arms. They could have munched my nose and been back in the tree before the bleeding started.
Salmo-what? :shocked2: Yeah, I didn't even feed the dive shop duck closely - just tossed her pieces of bread, and she knew the routine as soon as I held it out. I don't touch coatis, dogs, cats, etc. traveling and I certainly gave those simians room. Amazing how some let the cute buggers crawl over them. I asked some if they had their rabies shots?If people were more conscious of the nasty diseases they can get from these critters, especially the monkeys, I'm sure they would keep their distances and feed them less. But hey, why not live dangerously... :cool2:
You should get the simian e-translator.Yes, two of the monkeys were holding open the door to the dining hall one morning and after shooing them out I bared my teeth to them and spread out my arms. I soon realized what a foolish thing I had just done. They also bared their teeth and spread out their arms. They could have munched my nose and been back in the tree before the bleeding started.